Therapy

Early Intervention Therapy

Physiotherapy and occupational therapy sessions designed around each child's developmental stage, starting as early as infancy when intervention has the greatest impact. Sessions run weekly at our centers or, for families who can't travel, through home visits by our community therapists.

Includes: motor skill development, posture and feeding support, sensory integration activities, and a home exercise plan for caregivers.

Care professional reviewing notes during a therapy planning session

Mobility

Mobility & Assistive Devices

Wheelchairs, standing frames, walking aids, and seating systems, custom-fitted and adjusted as a child grows. Our workshop team builds and repairs devices locally, keeping costs down and turnaround fast.

Includes: device fitting and adjustment, repair and maintenance, and a device replacement plan that scales with the child.

Community members collaborating during a support gathering

Families

Family Training & Respite

Hands-on training so caregivers can confidently continue therapy techniques at home, paired with peer support groups where parents share what's worked, what hasn't, and what they're carrying. Periodic respite care gives caregivers a break without guilt.

Includes: caregiver workshops, monthly parent support circles, and scheduled respite days at our centers.

Volunteers preparing supplies for families in need

Advocacy

Community Advocacy

We work with schools, clinics, and local government to make classrooms, health facilities, and public spaces more accessible, and to train teachers and health workers to recognize and support cerebral palsy early.

Includes: school inclusion training, health worker referral pathways, and public awareness campaigns.

Stethoscope and clinical workspace representing health partnerships

Not sure where your support fits best?

Tell us a bit about what you're looking to do, and we'll point you to the right program or opportunity.